STARS of Junior Bake tonight melted hearts when one of the young contestants' cake collapsed.
The kids were all left devastated on this evening's episode when 10-year-old Tristan's Showstopper crumbled.
The youngster from Essex was left holding back the tears when he took his creation out of the oven, only for it to fall apart.
He was creating a confetti cake, in bid to impress Bake Off judges Liam Charles and Ravneet Gill.
Sadly Tristan's cake fell to bits as it came out of the baking tin.
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But before he could start to cry all his fellow contestants gathered around him and tried to give him a boost.
They cheered him on, as he tried to piece the cake back together again.
Viewers at home loved this heartwarming moment, with one tweeting: "These kids are too adorable! They really rushed to help the young boy when his cake crumbled!"
While another said: "Oh my heart!! #JuniorBakeOff ????❤️"
This one commented: "These children are so lovely to each other. Adults can learn some lessons here! #juniorbakeoff."
Another tweeted: "The way the kids rallied around Tristan when his cake collapsed! My heat is melting!"
Luckily for Tristan, the judges gave him some positive feedback, saying that despite the cake falling apart, it "tasted great".
Tristan joined the show today for Junior Bake Off 2023's Heat two.
Channel 4 says that the 10-year-old has baked from a young age.
He comes from a family of bakers and his mum and Nana taught him everything he knows.
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Tristan told Channel 4 that his Nana has always been keen to nurture a love of Caribbean and Jamaican flavours in him, and this often shines through in what he makes.
Junior Bake Off returned for a brand new series last week, with a brand new batch of young hopefuls all hoping to be crowned Star Baker.
The show is once again hosted by comedian Harry Hill.
- Junior Bake Off continues tomorrow at 5pm on Channel 4.
